Left: The Berkeley College common room is a popular student gathering place. Photos below, clockwise from top: the exterior work on the college encompassed its roofing, stone parapets and balconies; the library now has Internet access; Joseph G. Fogg III '68 (left) and Anne T. and Robert M. Bass '71, whose gifts helped fund the renovation, chat during the dedication ceremonies; and (from left) Robert Bass, Jane Levin and President Richard C. Levin, Anne T. Bass, architect Steve Kiernan and Berkeley Master Harry Stout take a tour of the college.

Berkeley College rededicated
Talks, tours and a ribbon-cutting ceremony marked the Sept. 29 rededication of Berkeley College, which now boasts a refurbished interior and exterior. Just a few of the changes that took place during the 15-month renovation were the replacement or restoration of nearly 2,000 leaded glass windows; the addition of access ramps and entries for people with disabilities; and the relocation of the college's kitchen to the basement, which now also features several spaces for student activities.

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